What does glycin add to a developer?

[DREW WILEY]

Oh yeah, Sorry. Slip of my mind. I printed some of that same Foma last year. It was the LEAST responsive to developer and toner controls of any paper I recall using, except MGIV. Otherwise a high quality paper, but not one I'll likely use again due to its toning and hue inflexibility. I guess I was subconsciously contrasting it with Bergger neutral tone, which is highly flexible in terms of image tone.

 

[chuckroast]

Oh yeah, Sorry. Slip of my mind. I printed some of that same Foma last year. It was the LEAST responsive to developer and toner controls of any paper I recall using, except MGIV. Otherwise a high quality paper, but not one I'll likely use again due to its toning and hue inflexibility. I guess I was subconsciously contrasting it with Bergger neutral tone, which is highly flexible in terms of image tone.

It tones quite readily with very dilute KRST, unlike MGIV.

 

[DREW WILEY]

That's about it - selenium warming an already warmish so-called "neutral" paper.